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Thailand destinations
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BANGKOK TRAVEL GUIDE
The headlong pace and flawed modernity of BANGKOK (called "Krung Thep" in Thai) match few people's visions of the capital of exotic Siam.
 GO! Bangkok
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CHIANG MAI TRAVEL GUIDE
Despite recent and rapid economic progress, CHIANG MAI - Thailand's second city - manages to preserve some of the atmosphere of an overgrown village.
GO! Chiang Mai
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CHIANG RAI TRAVEL GUIDE
The long arm of the package-tour industry has finally reached CHIANG RAI , now a predominantly upmarket resort town of well over two thousand hotel rooms.
GO! Chiang Rai
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KANCHANABURI TRAVEL GUIDE
Set in a fine landscape of limestone hills 65km northwest of Nakhon Pathom, the peaceful riverside raft houses of KANCHANABURI make this a popular and very pleasant travellers' hangout.
GO! Kanchanaburi
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NONG KHAI TRAVEL GUIDE
The major border town in these parts is NONG KHAI , the terminus of the rail line from Bangkok and the easiest place for overland travel to Laos.
GO! Nong Khai
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PATTAYA TRAVEL GUIDE
With its murky sea, narrow, rubbish-strewn beaches and streets packed with high-rise hotels, PATTAYA is the epitome of exploitative tourism gone mad.
GO! Pattaya
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PHITSANULOK TRAVEL GUIDE
Pleasantly located on the east bank of the River Nan, PHITSANULOK makes a handy base for exploring Sukhothai, but only holds a couple of significant sights itself.
GO! Phitsanulok
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UMPANG TRAVEL GUIDE
Despite recent and rapid economic progress, CHIANG MAI - Thailand's second city - manages to preserve some of the atmosphere of an overgrown village.
GO! Umpang
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